Guinea On Tuesday evening. Jan. 27. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Addleman and daughter, Barbara, were guests of Miss Mattie Blanton. Mrs. Lewis Newton and daughter. Anne, of Farmville. They were confined to their homes, recently, by sickness. The Charles Womack Jr., fam ily, of "Woodvillr '. were Sunday guests of Mrs. A. J. Smith and family, of Guinea Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dennis, of Hopewell, were recent guests of the Frank Brown family R. E Garnett and W D. Walker left Saturday for a trip to Florida. \t ‘■'ellowshin Miss Barbara Addleman at- 1 tended the Cumberland Youth ( Fellowship party on Saturday I evening, Jan. 31. at tne log cabin ! in Cumberland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and ; on. Bernard, were -Sunday lunch eon guests of Mr and Mis. J. C Dennis and family, of the Raines neighborhood. Lt. David Walker, of Washing ton. D. C . is spending some time j at his home here. Jack Shumaker is a visitor of Iris sister. Mrs. R. E Garnett, and j children, Edmund. Til and Betty Sue. Mrs. R B. Addleman and Bar bara were Sunday afternoon 1 guests of Mr and Mrs. A M. Blanton, who have been confined to their homes by sickness. Luncheon Guests Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. J P. Stratton were Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Friend, ot Drakes Branch: Mrs. John Hol mand and granddaughter. Olivia Jenkins. The William Giles family, of Richmond, were week end guests i in the W. B. Walker home. Mrs. George Bailey, of Char lottesville. spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B Ii Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wootten. of Burkeville, were Sun day guests in the same home. Richard Morgan, ol the Semi nary. in Richmond, brought an inspiring message to the congre gation at Guinea Church Sunday. Among those at church were Mrs. William Johnson, of Freehold. N. J.: Lt. David Walker, of Wash ington. D. C.: Mrs. George Bailey, of Charlottesville: Mrs. William Giles, of Richmond. Mi. and Mrs. j Bob Wootten. of Buikeville: Mr. : and Mrs. D. M. Beasley and Lewis j Crawley, of Cumberland: Mr and , Mrs. Charles H. Friend, of Drakes ; Branch. Mr. Walker Out Friends of W. K. Walker were glad he was able to oe at church Sunday. J. A. Hazelgrove. of "Forkland," went to Richmond, last week, on business. The Official Board of Centena ry Church met at the church Ace Back In Action

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